does anyone have a picture of a female that is large enough to breed. i have not been able to get a scale yet. i need a picture set to scale with something in the picture i can compare the female to, like a dollar bill or something. thanks
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does anyone have a picture of a female that is large enough to breed. i have not been able to get a scale yet. i need a picture set to scale with something in the picture i can compare the female to, like a dollar bill or something. thanks
here is my female who just laid eggs on the 8th, and has more visible eggs.
~Crystal
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Crystal Light (Yes..thats my real name)
*Whenever you lose a gecko, just think of it as God building on his own Leopard Gecko collection 

adult het bell albino female

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-robin struck
Geckoheads And Geeks
I like the looks of her a lot. A very "natural" looking leo.
Would be interesting to see an albino with a similar pattern.
Joel
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2.3 Leopard Geckos
0.1 Ball Pythons
0.1 Okeetee Corn Snake
1.0 Blair's Phase Gray Banded Kingsnake
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She is at 50 but I am waiting a few more months so I don't stunt her.

Awesome gecko you have there, I was wondering what you mean by you don't want to "stunt" her? Does that mean breeding stunts female growth? Thanks.
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-Sal
3.8 Total Leopard Geckos (Listed below)
1.0 Hypo Golden Jungle
1.0 Super Hypo Carrot Tail Baldy
0.2 High Yellows
0.1 Normal
0.1 Patternless
1.0 Patternless het Rainwater Albino
0.3 Rainwater Albino het Patternless
0.1 Patternless Albino (Rainwater)
2 Eggs currently incubating!
1.0 Ball Python
She is over a year old but I think she will probably put on at least another 20 grams and possible an inch or inch and half in length before she is finished growing. If I was to breed her now its possible that she might not reach her full potential. Breeding can take alot out of a female so you need to approach it carefully. Many think that once a leopard is over 45 grams its safe to breed. It being safe and it being to the benefit of the animal are two different things. With this particular female I just want to make sure she is as large as she is going to be before I breed her. Hope this answered your question.
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-Sal
3.8 Total Leopard Geckos (Listed below)
1.0 Hypo Golden Jungle
1.0 Super Hypo Carrot Tail Baldy
0.2 High Yellows
0.1 Normal
0.1 Patternless
1.0 Patternless het Rainwater Albino
0.3 Rainwater Albino het Patternless
0.1 Patternless Albino (Rainwater)
2 Eggs currently incubating!
1.0 Ball Python
n/p
when you get your photos devoloped make sure you choose to get the kodak CD picture thingy. Then you just plop your cd into your computer upload the pics to your hard drive and upload them to where you want to have them.
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0.1 Albino Leopard gecko (Lex)
0.0.1 ball python (felix)
1.1 feral cats (Fuzzy, and Bear; it used to be fuzzy, wuzzy, bear)
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